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Week 5 of our John series: the healing of the man born blind (John 9) lands on the same weekend our nation reflects on the Declaration of Independence and its 250th anniversary. What does it mean to truly see, both spiritually and as citizens?

She's been called a harlot, a gold digger, a social outcast sneaking to the well to avoid people. But what if the church has been reading her story wrong for centuries? This week we tackle one of Scripture's most misread encounters, Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well.

What does it mean that John called himself "the disciple whom Jesus loved" not once, but five times? In this first message of our eight-week series on the Apostle John, Rev. Eric Strader explores how a volatile, fire-calling "Son of Thunder" became the gospel writer most associated with love, and what John's transformation reveals about our own capacity to be healed and to heal others.

This week we explore the story of a man who waited 38 years by the pool of Bethesda for healing. When Jesus asks him "Do you want to be made well?" his response reveals something deeper than physical illness: a heart grown bitter and indifferent.

What does it mean that Jesus' very first miracle was saving a party? Rev. Deb Teagan digs into John 2 and the Wedding at Cana to unpack what John calls a "sign", something that points beyond itself to something greater.